Sentence examples for that a sympathetic from inspiring English sources

NO composition or body of work is so utterly forbidding that a sympathetic interpreter can't make a solid case for it.

He explained that a sympathetic train manager later found seats for him and his team, including his wife, by upgrading other passengers.

As director, designer and composer, Mr. Moran has done everything by himself, and I can't help feeling that a sympathetic collaborator would be a wonderful thing.

The ordeal of the bier in medieval Europe was founded on the belief that a sympathetic action of the blood causes it to flow at the touch or nearness of the murderer.

Despite the fears of a paranoid FBI, and concern in the White House that a sympathetic John F Kennedy might become the president who sponsored a riot, there was a sense this was an irresistible movement.

He collapsed in an armchair in the lobby and bawled so uncontrollably that a sympathetic airline official summoned a priest from the nearby Basilique de Québec to comfort him.

The result of COP21 is an international "agreement" that is nothing more than a sympathetic suggestion.

Adapting the original treatment, Wyler changed the character of the German pilot from that of a sympathetic victim of war to someone much more aggressive.

I thought that was a sympathetic title.

She lives in a dilapidated Victorian house in the grittier South End of San Francisco and frequents a local cafe that is a sympathetic home to creative types.

But the argument that found a sympathetic ear with the Mayor was a much more profound question about how to change policing".